Out of Control bushfire in Perth destroys over 50 homes

 Bushfire emergency in Wooroloo residents told it is 'too late to leave'

“We were just sitting inside the house because of the lockdown and

we smelt smoke outside, so we went out to see where the smoke came from and it was just across the road from us ”

-Elaine Palfrey's family home in Wooroloo was one of the first homes lost in the massive Perth Hills blaze.(Supplied: Elaine Palfrey)

more than 230 hectares burnt from a bushfire

Wildfires are common during the current South Hemisphere summer.However, the season has been mild on Australia’s southeast coast which was devastated by massive fires last summer. Firefighters battling to control thefire still. A warning to other threatened areas told people to leave if they are notprepared to fight the blaze. The bushfire is unpredictable and weather conditionsare rapidy changing, yet the cause of the blaze is still found to be unknown.